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MERU NEWS
COUNCIL Mar!, lowa, has impeasched
Its Mayor. .
MARYLAND'S oysterbedi cover 878
equate miles.
Tan Sultan la going to make a pilgrim.
age to Mecca.
Ns= Elmrytt's - last baby has been
christened Myth..:- •
FETCHEn is at lust going to play Elam.
let In New York.
Borron Is to have at Fenettil ; Hail
"policemen's Leven •
As lowa paper hoists the name of Grant
Ibr President la 1872.
'has bees discovered ih Ash.
iatia cotistY, Wisconsin.
Qaa of Pereire's daughters has eloped
'Arkin a Jewish law student
Vag "Field of the Cloth of Gold" has
beep, performed in Shanghai.
•• A ansongsizant is Galesburg,' Illinois,
has a Bible Jest SOO years old.
' 'AiseEnglish M. P., brother of the Home
Secretary, is on trial for libel.
• JLElnnanuirry it to be established on
the line of the Pacific railroad.
IitiTILIE all the tax-payers of Peters.
burg, Virginia, are delinquents.
vTric—,lrifteenni Amendment, It-Is
meted, makes 500,000 Dew Velem
TUJI Inituance on the Great Eastern
and her Cargo' of csbla is $3,500.000.
- Tn.rog hileettnixiginthe west on "The
AnterAisio Woman." Which one
A. Lire_ ns, boy at Port Ltramio has
trapped poo worth of furs this winter. I
Tent keeper of: a. gentleman's furnish-
tog /store out West is called a "shirtier."
An Indiana shoemaker has got slab:,
1300degsd, aud i ts_ now ; making Stsde. fly. •
pun poems Of compiled by
Iftirson Clarence. are /loon to be published.
t•Tztens low in Chicago recently got
shot while trying to interview a Itiglttre •
thief;
fat, has been damn as the
sem of a female college because of its
Tax eight to Bell itttoxicating liquors la
theatres. ia to be tested in the Memphis
tootle.
- Ia ?alum% theypour &plat of whisky
UWE etele stay at home lloai tho
pauper banged klmadf
Lifrowitk --dieed : of the workhouse, the
•Gnitatiitnierroa, lowa, has presented
hat fast' native - citizen,. 4 girl, with a
corner lot.
Tag gold discovery in . Clark county,
nimbi, has broken up a prosperous re
vivid there.
Jam. S. Deitasaz has been, diet
- ad Chief Engineer of the Boston Pith
ABEL RATHEONE COIIBIN, is said to
. have sold his New 'Yak residence and
.. moved away. • '
;Haroron is one of the largest landed
panprietas in Spain. He has several
chateaux there.
I3IIUSATOIt SPTLAOTIE has been ,in his
east in the Senate but once during the
• present seal=
Lrecuitrao, Virginia , has got Its first
larger beer saloon, "ace conducted In
Northern cities'' , . •
11x•Xirria:critavaus Sta rnes. of the
Flaky' la - add - to; c e ntempbste , a retain
to titelthited Ststhe -
M ,ouiro. Paris 'women' lathed under the
Tguillotine
pmanato dip
Wed.their handkerchiefs lri
'st
Tux Beira of Alle;:ina of winning
task. O. is compelled. of Have white
• aila'aqd Ave megr - •
• GIN. Lane health is not good, and his
Thelulu Mends urge - . Lien to make a trip
to Europe is the spring.
her' Satiorturi 'common sense is said to
be the most distinguished characteristic
of Lord Ettaidcy's mind.
Teaan lea Mit in Bock county, Wls
coardis,l3l Years of age, who is tether of
a child two deaths old.
niat working girls of Cincinnati carry
books In - their hands, and make believe
taryinr going to schooL
ve l a r you leave the church after a
g 'ceremony, you may be said to
- be golagent with the tide.
Mit Baia tranvia Is lecturing agalrild
tbs, female mangles In MlWgsn , and
they are madder than oho is.
DI3I/40 the citi ze ns in Port
-land, one of themade $1;500
flan the sale of gingerbread. •
• Man negro possesses an advantage over
• the white man—be can more effectually
conceal a black eye.—Punch.
Hewer= la congratu latiu.g an heiress
who was recently , left •$lOO,OOO by her
uncle, murdered In Germany.
Tanga hronaus` imprisonment was the
sentence in a Liverpool Court of a fellow
who baked alive a fsvorite cat.
J. W. _Coon is an Omaha billiardist,
who challenges all Chicago, and - Chicago .
responds that he is a gone coon.
• 011/4 twenty wands elapsed from the
Traupman Milne out of prison until
his bead tumbled into the haskri.
Tex Wad boar Paris is that Eugenie
has resumed her afternoon receptions, at
which "tea is served at & o'clock."„
Lirwravovor man says that If he
builds a house he will am folding doors
— . they're so handy In meet a funeral."
l'an Boston Pou thinks most of onr
Austrian statesmen could solve the Chi
nese pouts, could they only get a queue.
Aa lwours editor abused a man to the
extent of a half column, and stated In
the Belt lame that it was a allp of the pen.
'l'na km mat addressed to wearers of
Venetian cloaks at the last Paris masked
ball
"was:. "Prince, lead me your revel
vet
B,IX RUZIBIL&ND Wu In JetralOn
City the other day and dined at the tame
table with the sheriff' who had been chas
.
THE merchants . ot Dover, Delaware,
have spited to dose their stores after 7
o'uscloc reervaL k r. M. "during the present relig
io"
A iturrAzasliA, melted for fist &iv .
h i& escaped puniatunent by proving that
his, horse couldn't travel beyond four
miles an hour.
Yu. Brows. u the creator of "Top.
ley," VIA once famous for her colored
femsle; now she Is notorious for her
-
Areas° the feuiale lecturers Is Ulu
Henrietta Titus, who is blind, in Mono.
lota, and Matilda Blind, who is not
blind, in England. • •
Join BILLMIII nays:- airtimd tew
be blind; bat I know lots of phellows In
love who can see twice as much in their
sweethearts as I ken. "
A wan In Davenport, lowa, Ines a
' local paper for lible, damages five dollars.
It took three columns of Mile to bring
up the bin to that mount.
A o4inWisture e in lisidiepaa has •
watof lauding her lovers In charge of a
policeman to the station house when they
mpg, on sitting up too late.
A 'mum fellow In Btonington at
tempted to clean out an old gun barrel
with a red hot poker, and on InTeetlga
lion found he had nine angers left.
Or the ?OP members of the Ecumenical
Council, upward of fire hundred have
Wined a petition in favor of the adopdon
of the dogma of the Papal Infalllbility:
But Joan Yoowo has Invited Friel.
dent Grant to be present at the hill to be
given to Prince Arthur during the com.
Mg session of the Dominion Parliament.
PIA *Weave years a ohe legged man
haa.been trying to get the value of his
other leg Dom the Brooklyn City Ran.
"lid Company, and his stilt is eta! Amp.
Vizamm papers Idgdl7 for
emigrant% and diacasaing cloqueatly
_
* _ •
ti E l itUttt
A \ •
- \ -. lt tit v
"labor, educe on and religion" as the
true means of generating the Old Go
Minion. -
A Mae. Mo AN, who danced with the
Prince, last w k, Si described by a New
York reporter presenting at the time a
"panorenta of smiles, flowers and dia
monds."
AT a late revival meeting an impulsive
young gentlemin prayed that God would
bless the twoyoting ladles between whom
he had been sitting, "especially the one
1 on the light."
MRS. - STOWN Mill find consolation in
! learning that a Presbyterian holy in Al
-1 ban'', /Milani', burned the last copy of
Byron In the house after reading her
"Vindication."
An old lady In England kept her cof
fin in her room for flve years, and when
abedled, the other day, she couldn't be
got into it. The carpenter hadn't calcu•
listed for dropsy.
"Tot 13nOwn" says, and ho ought to
1 know,"there is hero in England great
a con tempt as for herd work as there was in
the Solithertatates of Arner!en, although
people scarce dare show it.'
.71m Chhego govemment and
Board of Trade were represe at it
grand cock fight at Maim Cratedit Ind.,
last week, whereon:Le handred birds sup
! plledammtithent for two days.
aw daystlnce a died In Nash
ville,t Teti worth a mil l ionl defiant. lie
used to peddle fich through the streets,
but, by "sober industry and economy," Managed to-Increase his liehes2i
A Tomato wiamaniin Et. Paul, /Untie,
sobs, playfully tilt - ofther-lcrret's thumb,
in.a , tiff• they had• the other- day; %The
WRai* beenn - threatening to eta: their
as for the last six thousand years.
Tarr laid 'what they called a paper
,partyin Ohlo town - thkothet night,,
iandliik local journal gays Pater'
Mellrtom better advantage as a thou—
etgmtedium than during the waltzes. •
A thieranzurt nun; pith's wholesome
horror of trichinte, whenever he IMMO.
tee pork, setels a place ton. neighbor.
He then watches the :result, and If the
neighbor survives, revelthereafter In
'fatness.
IT (6 scarce MIRO UlanVety 'yam
duce t3an Francisco ly
became a n
ctty, and .
already there are complaints of over.
crowding, and laborers who Cannot get
work itt, too town are advised to no to the
!ainntry.
.I.auss'Fran, Jo., wined and dined over
five hundred people at Saturday night's
rehearsal of the "Twelve Temptations,"
in his Opera House. Wine flowed, like
water, and the moat costly eatables were
supplied. .
Taw heir of the Crosby. Opera House,
Lee, has. become the heir apparent. He
was found ;In Missouri, working on 'a
farm, and, not having read the Papers for
three yearn, didn't kaow of Ida father's
' luck or death. "
AN Indiana schoolmistress attempted to
thraah a - youth - of fourteen the other day,
and respect for the sex did not prevent
him from reversing the application of the
rod. She doesn't believe in corporal pun.
lahment any more,
_ Nam Your papers say that Mr. A. T.
Stewart has added by purchase one thou
mind ACM to his Hempstead tract, and is
now having it laid out In lots with broad
I streets and avenues. It is Mr. Stewart's
Intention to build a village.
A alexia Leavenworth went oat to
drown himself, but met another who
called him a liar. That saved hie life,
for the thrashing he got, In attempting to
correct the false Impression, put all
thoughts of death out of his min d.
aocrraLaca In Newark; N. J., seeing
a piekpocket'stcaling the watch of an la.
toxicued countryman, gave the alarm,
got kupeked down ,for his • pains by a
Weed •or the Olen and aced vp bythe
manta authorities for creating a tow.
Taxes lea stung in Pals that the Tice.
toy of Egypt hu written Prince Pierre
Bonaparte, offering him tho comnutrod of.
a foreign legion - tet_ftbl the Sultan. The
Prime is sounwle*y that he has to have
• sort of false collar on the paddle when
he rides horseback to hang on byrecently
Art Indianalis worn
birth to a child d uring h er b band'sg a
ahve
Bence, and "the neighbor!'" borrowed
two other babies and placed them in bed
with the little stranger. When the father
- asked to see his child, the coverlid was
turned. down. He coolly turned to his
wife and asked, "Did any get away?"
A Mroverstur. father, having forbid
den Mason to go near the dock, fearing
that hewould be drowned, lately found
him there; tied a rope about his waist and
soused . him Into the river. The rope
loosened, and the boy was In great
danger of finding death in the stream,
but was rescued. Now they propose ta
drown the father.
A fi nely mu, in s hee t tat ir on rolled
act a finely polished s of three
feet long and twelve inches wide, and
weighing but three and a half ounces.
It is thinner than ordinary writing paper.
Ii was mannfacttired bl Mr. Wm. Rogers,
of the well known Iron City Iron Works
at Apollo, of which Mears Rogers and
Burchfield ate the proprietors. The ex
quiaite specimen baa been placed on ex.
hibitlon at the Geological Museum-of
Washington, D. C., where it attracts
much attention.
STATE ITEMS.
YORK COMITY Id literally Infested with
mad dogs. . _
Anima mine luso been discovered s
Nonistowa.
ABRAHAM JACKSON, of York county,
a soldier otlBl2, died at his home la s.
week.
Micah= Zs= and Henry Blecrir,
both old citizens of York, died suddenly
this week. • -
Co. A. U. TIPPEN Of . Ike Scott Legion
or 68th Pa RegiMellt, died in Philadel
phia on Sunday.
Tin Locomotive Brotherhood of En
gineers of Altoona have been PreIMMLOd
with a Bible by the ladles.
Pro mom is being made at York by
means of coal and electricity, with sue.
ass. Tne inventor deems the invention
a very important one.
Ma. Jai. IL Banos,. 'amorist ,of
Cleveland,' hoe become financial editor of
the New York Tribune, a. delicate and
responsible position for which his high
integrity' and intelligence eminently rat
Wm. .
POSIXASTRS Geßella Crewerell has
rnado the following postal changes in
Pennsylvania: Union Mills, Erie county,
'J. N. Beardsley, vice John D. Black,
resigned, West Overton, Westmoreland
county, 11. B. _a Overholt, vice J. O.
"Urlllul,
ton minty. J. resigned. Hickory,
v Washing.
X Dampbell, ice WM.
Simcox, removed.
,State Attorney liced,of Chicago, has
sent en . eilkeer to thaingtield, Illinois, to
obtain from the Secretary of t3tate the
original petition sent to Governor Palmer
which induced him to commute the Den-
L tee of Walsh, the murderer of his wife, -
na banging to imprlaonment for life.
This petition, it will be recollected, con.
Mined the signatures of the Mayor and
thirty.two aldermen and contains a fool
libel on .tbe murdered woman.. The pe•
Mon when obtained be laid efore
the grand „fury for the Purnoseofwin
having
the signers indicted for libeling. the dead.
Postmaster General Cromwell states
that 75,000 circulars • and petitions were
need in aid of the abolition of the frank.
leg privilege; coat about live thousand
dollars; that they were paid for out of an
unexpended fund to be disbursed at the
discretion of the Postmaster General.
Lte &}9x= that It was a noceneary ax.
Pendlture and hen the approval of the
people who demanded the abolishment
of the trlieking . Privilege; and that In
recommending the repeal of the law In
his annual report, ho Only seconded the
recommendation of the President In hia
MOUJlffeh
—CO!lector Halley, M New York; has
instituted snit against the French_Trans.
Atlantic telegraph company to recover
penalties In one hundred cases In which
the company are . , accused -.of giving an.,
stamped receipts for money to theirpat.
zone. Abe fine for each violation la 00,
FIRST EDITIO).
MIDJMIGHT.
HARRISBURG.
Pennylvania Legislature
Bills Reported from Committees'
—Another Philadelphia Police
Bill—Change of Sunday Liquor
Lan—The Treasury Bill—The
Pittsburgh Elections —Beath
Warrants for the Runtingdon
County Murderers.
by Te77t!*ll iu thbl'utteurocti usset . o.)
ilAhliaslitato, Feb. it, 1870
5E:5.421%. . .
- BILLS lISPORTXD.
Among theooGinallteo reivrtenefe.the
following 0111 v ' •
L'xempilog mortgoge taxation tbrungh
ont‘the *holt bOthilmn%ealtla. Atlittn
atlVely. . .
Exempting all hentioata to religions
p ir l d, s ha ritable , instnntionalkom"-tollat=
eralitilnirititnes tea. Negatitily-
Making - Attorney Uoneral and SOM-4.
tarp of the Commonwealth elective by
the people. Negatively. .
Providing for tlie - bealth and stafeiy of
miners, with amendments litiggested
iby Luanne county committee of labor :
erididiiiiitrintin octal Made ape.
vial order for Wednesday.
IDDICIAL DISTRICT.
,'• Mr. toi.I.WRY called up bin bill making
Crawford county amintlependent
'Mal district. Panned,
.lILLIAIIqTRODUIPMIN
-
By Mr. DAVISt Supplement to the
Sane* liquor law, which changes the
Penalty from line and imprisonment to
lino or imprisENSZY.fonment.
B yPd elphia
police bill, which glyes ew
Co h un ila clia the
power to solact a Provisional Board, with
the Mayor as chairman, to act till Jam".
Pry Ist, aud at the October election the
people to elect a new Board; Councils to
ha the • number of appointments and
Wariest. -
By Mr. WHITE: Supplement to act
miming, amending and oonsolidating
the laws regulating the licensing of for.
Mot Insurance companies.
Tux vmaariusty ntra..
Mr. WHITE moved his Treasury bill
be made the special order fir Wednesday
eveldng next. Lost, tho Democrats gee.
erally voting no.
Mr. CONNELL moved the be
made the amend order for 'Monday
morning.` Carried rim' coda.
OVERDEr 6 TAXJLI.
Mr. LT ItInLINGFE offered a
tion inatructing the Auditor Generalresolu-
to
turrdsh a detailed statement or the
amount of State UMW due from (soh
aounty. Carried.
M=ICIEM
ROUSE OF REPRENTATWER.
IitLIA INTRODUCED.
fly Mr. TAYLOR: Providing that the
anneal election for MEM bent of Cound la,
School bit *atom. and ward officer*. and
triennial 'election for Mayor Tr :trey
4 ,
and Controller . of Pittsburgh. el: II let:
bold on the first Tuesday of bar
instead of the second Tuesday o Octo
ber.
Br. Mr. ERE: incorporating Wildale
borough, Allegheny.
By Mr. PORTER: Ft:tribe removal of
the Cambria county seat to Joltmatown.
SOUTH EMU COMPOLIDATION.
Mr. HUMPHREYS presented four re.
moustrances from iiiiirmlughazu itgainat
Oonaolidation: —
Mr. KERR brdsonted a remonstrance
from one Mau:Bed and ally-slx citizens
of Ellzabeth against a steam ferry.
Adjourned until Monday evening.
DEATH HABITANTS.
The Governor has Issued the death
warrants for Bohner and Van Bardenberg.
to be executed March 9th, M Hunting.
don.
NEW YORK CITY.
Book Concern Frauds —Entigra-
Hon Beport , Smuggllng Cigar:
—Express Dividend—Firm Sus
pensions—Supplies for Cubans.
By Telegraph to the Plttsborth Useetze.)
Ththe Yoair, Feb: 11, 1870.
lioOr correzner I/BAUM .
The Imputation Contained In Rater
Clay's telegram; to the effect that Dr.
Lana ban, agent of the Methodist Book
IJOneern, had ever been charged with
fraud; was entirely erroneous. Char:
gerivere preferred by himself and not
against him. A majority of the Commit
the of Investigation yesterday reported
there Ind been no frauds. The minority
reported, serious lessee bad occurred by
reason of the employment of brokers to
malkepuichases of paper and by the on.
accountable dtsappearance of loather and
other bindery
1117PPLXIDI7O6 Cankae.
:Romer; of the steamer Anna, which
Balled from this port -after some delay
with a party of twenty-two men. includ
ing colonel Ryan, Cespedes and Oscan.-
la in this city. He states he success
fully landed the men. 2400. stand or
arms, three tons of powder, besides some
shot and 'hell, On the Cuban
December 19th. The Arms Is now. at.
Nassau and will be sold. •
• , aW/ORATlOUlturown, .! •;.
The Cominbuloners of Emigration re-
Pon the aliens landed at this port In 1069
greater than to any year since -MA. The
total number of pa...onorn landed was
807.05, of whom 159,era were aliens. Of
thorn 99.605 were Germans, 013.204 Irish,
and 41 . 090 English, BUM WWI
other countries.
ilwur oolfnzxxxv.
The beil John Griffin haa - been eon•
damned by Judge Benedict for violation
of customs by barometer, Wm. Downey,
in having emuggiod 16,090 worth of
cigars.
EXEEESE DIVIDEND
The Adarrie Exert's+. CS:;cupany hate
declared a dividend of Iwo dollars per
abate, payable March 1516.
SUSPENSIONS
The aueponelona or C. F. Tearing, gold
broker, and several small dry goods
houses,. are announced. , -
Boller Explosion in a Rolling 11111
IBy Taletrane to tbe Mitsbnimit Gazette
Sr. Louts, February 11.—One of the
boilers of a rolling mill In East St. Louie
exploded this morning, severely In ring
Samuel Q. Wort, Thomas Borne, James
Gannon, Daniel Steven. and slightly
wounding several ethers. The boiler
burst at the bottom, and there was little
Or no water In it, otherwin a terrible lois
of life would doubtless have occurred, as
some two hundred persons were em
ployed at the mill. The bricks of the
furnene, nieces of iron and molten metal
wire 'scattered In all directions, some
mlealles being burled two or three
hundred feet, and It la quite remarkable
no lives were lost.
.
—General Hegley pieraented In the
House of Iteprosentattre, . yesterday. a
Petition from the brewers of Allegheny
county asking for the repeal of the law
imposing a duty oa the "importation of
foreign brandy. Also, one from all the
leadinfoundrymen of Pittsburgh, ask
ing fora continuation of the duty on pig
iron. - one from tho producers end
rafters of crude petroleum, asking that
the duty on crude petroleum bo made the
of the
Illtne as petroleum Itse th lf, am
Treasury a decision
Secretaryetary ofa la
brought from Canada by. the paying of
but twenty cents per barrel to the Injury
of the IreISOCIO and to the detriment of
the Interests of the oil producers in the
States. as , I
—A Convention of colored men will be
held at Frankfort, Ky., on the 23d Inst.
A resolution was offared In the House of
toe Kentucky Legislature offering them
the Hall, and referred.
23=ZEI
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
(SECC)PIII AFA4BION.)
SENATE : Resolution Recognizing
a State of War in Cubit—The
Mississippi Admission Bill
Further Considered Without
Action.. ROUSE o The Leg
tion Appropriation Bill His
cussed—Dealli of Ilepresonta
tire Hopkins, of Wis., An
nounced.
By Teleiraoli to the Ptitotturgh Utsett.)
WASItiNeToN, FobrUltry 11,1870
SENATE:
Mr. WILLIAMS, from Conindttee on
Public Lands, reported with amendment
the bill granting land Maki the construe.
thin of a railroad-from Columbia river
to Puget Sound. .• . •
.kir. MORRILL, (Vermont ' ) frinneent
mitts* on Public lands, reported a bill
hi:enlarge the public grounds surround
ing the Capitol. Pasaed.
' Mr. SHERMANUtrodneed the follow-
I rip Mean, ble and resolution:
W H bse
Tellnite dStatee orves
with deep inter h estl.the tartlet wet host
existing In Cute, and aympatbige with .
Ita people pt with. the people, of ell
'American nitindillor colonies In efforts
to swum •Independenes front Returner:,
powers; therefore. be lt •
! • Reaolved,. &a That the .Unlted ,'States
i . ecogolee the present esietence of a state
of warbetitresin! the kingdom of,iliesln
and colony of Cube, and waged on the
part of Cuba to establish it indepen.
donee, and the United States will observe
strict neutrality between the bllllgerent
parties, as la their duty under the law of
nations. •
Mr. SHERMAN said he desired to call
the attention of the Committee on Fte ,
eigu Relations to the fact that the people
IN fhlacmintry would
.not much /Magee.
tolerate the cold Indifference of thieGov-,
eminent toward 'Cuban - edema It *as.
f•ut natural a etruggle.ilke that now pro
greening •sto• near OUP' • horde,' theta,'
touch the national heart, He treenail the
Committee world take some at Lion with
e view of securing fair play ou our own
part between Cuba and Spain. Ilia reso
lution did net propose to recognise Cu
ban independence, but timely a condition
of 'actual warfare; with
.• view to fair play
hereafter.
Mr. POMEROY suggeeted the re•oln
lion be amended to declare the Cubans
were not only nighties fur independent*,
which was them due, but for freedomalao:
Mr. SUILNER said s oma Committee on
Foreign Relations had what anneld.
Bred the subject,, but the facia before
them as to the actual condition of Cuban
stfilra were not sufficient to warrapt
death,, action.
Mr. SHERMAN 'remarked that the
feet that Spain bad built thirty gunboats
In ourporPt, to put doWn what
sums ens to LW' a little rebellion, wait sufficient
warrant for kb resolution.- •
A gelation of order by Mr. DAVIS,.
that In • its presont stage the mot ution •
was tica . debateable, being affirmed by
the chair, the resolution wee referred: to
the Committee on Foreign It.latlone.
! Mr. POMEROY.. from 06mmittee on .
Publielanda, reported without amend
!
meat the bill providing for the location
Of Agricultural College scrip by actual
eetgers.
Also, whit amemimente, tbe bill pro.
I citing for the sale of certain land. on
dee Islands In /Wanton minty, South
Carolina.
• Mr. HOWARD, from Ibmtnittee on
Pacific Railroad, reported with amend
ment the bill relating to the central
branch or the Union Pacific Railroad.
Mr.:NYE, letroduced a bill to relin
quish the Interest of lb° United States lu
the military reservation in San Fran.
deco.
•
Mt CORBETT hatred need a bill grant.
lag AM:4a to aid the nan ataaai
netlu Oregon.;
001130Ondef .11.41.1dE1E Y. the bill
to abolish the franking privilege was ta
ken up.
fdr.• DRAKE renewed his amendment
to continue the existing privileges of the
law In favor of publishers of newspapers
and nerlodicabe. 'Be laid the true nolloy.
was to encourage the circulation ofooun•
try pa pers!.
Mr. CONKLING favored the immedi
ate mango of the bill. . •
Mr. MORTON declared himself in
favor of abolishing the -franking ;with
loge; for the reason among others that the
so called privilege had been to. members
of Congress a greet annoyance. •He rho
cot think the .Governinent . would 'save
one dollar by the proposed reform, but
preferred the preeent measure should be.
prpperly perfected, so the come ground
would not have to begone over hereafter.
He said . the bill, as It came &dm the
House, was regarded. by the country.
newspapers as a measure of revenge on
the part of Congreaa, because they had
urged the abolition of the franking privi
lege. He would not say there eras any
ground for this, but such was the im
presa/on.
At this point the morning hour expir
ed, and the bill was laid aside to proceed
With unfinished bantams, viz: the Idle !
sissippl. bill. '
fdr. With a view to take up
the District of Columbhi business, moved
to postpone the bill until to, Antrow.
which was not agreed to—yeas, 22; nays,
23.
The consideration of the Misseardppi
hilt wee then proceeded with.
Mr: VIOKERS spoke in arraignment
of the reconstruction policy.
• Mr. WILLEY supported :the impoid
tion of conditions, as In the caae of Vir
ginia.
Mr. TIPTON opposed conditions, be.
having they would Itirove futile and shot.
Live.
' Mr. DRAKE called attention to the
foot that the Senators who bad mean fit to
attack the Senator from Massachtlsette
wore those who upon reconstruction
measures had taken sides with the Dam
octets. What was the meaning of this
comlngtogoiher in the. Senate of hither
to opposing and discordant elements. In
opposition to the policy which the Re
, publican majority In both Houses had
hitherto sustained f It Conservative Re.
publicaniam was to driVelopo itaelfin the
Senate as opposed to Radical Republlean
lam„ he desired the tact stated, so it
might be known at once.
1 Mr. FOWLER ..made some remark,
I open the general subject, winch called up
Mr. NYE, who (twitted to know. on
I which aide the Senator had spoken.
When that Senator that came to thefien
ate he could not get muskete enough to
slaughter rebels,
but • he had Bobs°.
guently changed his polittion. •
+tr. FOWLER replied that if tbe Sen
ator from Nevada had occupied the pod.
thin which he bold during the moat try.
lug periods of. the war, his voice might
not now be go loud nor his consistency so
well established.. Had he (Mr. Fowler)
in former times helped the slave drivers
of the South to hunt down slaves, he
would manifest the tender feeling that
had been shown by the Senator trona
Nevada. He claimed that if the boasted
friends of freedom in the Legislatures of
Massachusetts, New York and Missouri
had been as faithful to the cause as they
now claimed to lusve been, the slave
driver would not have cracked Ids whip
near no long as ho did. It was the fon.'
delity of those who pretended to have
been the earliest opponents of slavery
that enabled the leave driver's authority
to continue.
,•• . .
Mr. NYE remarked that the • differ
ence between himselfand the gaunt:nein
from Tennessee was that him own were
the follies of. youth, while those of the
&meter from Tennerme were the follies
of age.
The colloquy between them war finally
terminated by the Chair, who remarked
the expreaalon,
"Then raturned•to his
wallow," need by Mr. Nyo, was not in
order. -
• •
Mr. THURMAN laid the necessity of
the proposed conditions was assumed to
be that they were essential to the gland).
nahment of a Republican forma govern
ment in the State. If the condition that
'Mere ebould read was necessary to
make hilaatanippl Republican, by what
Privilege was Massachusetts allowed a
place In the Union without the same pro
vision, So. with all they conditions.
When did It become that to be
Republican the people of a State should
I provide a *shoot fund and school privy.
Imes f He proceeded to show that these
requirements were unknown to the Oen.
stitution at the time of Its formation. - J.
Mr. HOWARD made some remarks In
favor of Imposing conditions..
At 4:35 a message was received from
the House annotmciog the death. of Rep.
reeentative Hopkins, of Wirconabo.
Remarks . honor of the deceased
Ware - nutde-by Messrs. Carpenter and
,
Howe, eilkfiltiridopting Urn oilo4l ray'.
lotions of respect. Sonata edjournbil.
Hotter, OF REPRESENTATIVM.
*ore intetidultil and referred as
follows:
Author'Mug the bialldlng or a bridge
across the Mississippi at Olarkaville,
For farther reduction of the army,
Beeolutione were adopted calling for a
report of the expendithros, go.. by Freed.
mon'e Bureau.
The Rouse went lista fbmixiitten or the
Whole on tho Legislative Appropriation
bill.
_ The appropriation for folding Donee
documents was reduced from 880,000 to
$2.5 000. • The same Item fir the Senate
Was reduced from 110,000 to 110,000.
Mr. DAVIS, .N. if.,, moved to reduce
the Item for news pore and _ststitmery
for members from IfirE, to $5O each.
Mr, moRRILL citqvott to striko out the
?Vitale approprlMlLL i
Mr. DANIS (M 1 said it would be
nececontry to re the law allowing
Members stationery. and newspapers. It
would he no use torbmit the appropria•
l
Bon unleec the law VI repealed.
Mr. MOBRII. i • Will do it.
1 44 A MIMS— I will vote for it. •
After discueelorrF, err. Davis' amend.
!tient , Was •rejeCto4 oud Mx. Morrill's
wan withdrittru. - " f
• Mr. DAVIS (N.V.) moved to etrike
out the appropriagion for reporters for
the Congrosskinal plebe, underetanding
that the pnbliehlegof the proceedings of
Coupons could De done at the public,
the
print Mg ofiloo at' ,000 • year cheaper
than in the ObAr. - ; •
Mr. DAWES the question of the
0 lobe was up at e ry meration, and yet a
new . eontract witiednade •WM year. Ife
was waling to abide by - the contract.
After farther debate, and without dis•
•offieS . of 00 fludikO 2l . ,the Committee
tasek. .. t •
__
_, ' ..: 3 4 ._ .
Mr. COBURN offered a remlution call.
lug for information as fo the aggregate
Of expenditure for public cod private
purpose in the District of Columbia
Once the eatablfetk mPted .int of t the seat of
Ci overnme ' ' • •
At three nt.
o'clock Ado Mr:COBB. of Wiscon
al ti,iitmotoubd the/Meth Of tie kW • ea.
leagitei..Benri. .F. Hopkins at Madison,
Wisconaln, last iatitrary. Alter pro•
neuncing an culogyof4tto deceased, he
of the usual moolutions of condo.
lance awl reaped.. •-••'
• After remarks Im klinctro, Eldridge;
Waehburne, of Memento, :Paine and
Lawrence, the reaohnione were agreed
to and the Hance at ;:80 adjourneti unto'
to•mormtv. • • 'i , , '
STEAMBOAT DISASTER. -
Explosion and Ilturafag Of the Maggie
stays, a Patel:tarp Boat—nix !dye,
thr Tricereuh to the PlUeoursh Ossetia.)
Maaritirt, Februit'y 11.—The following
Vend, .datod am: The
•
Maggio Hays, of Pittsburgh, buret her
middle bolter in that chute of thalytelx,
nu her way from Nene Orleans. at 1:30 r.
.m... 01 February 10..
The boat Immediate" tilled with steam.
naught fire and burned until she sunk.
The Master--Captaln Barney Martin—
waa blown isle the ihr front the- it urn
cane roof, and his body wan afterwards
foundlo the hold. A
. The etecomi - engeiviedir—Henry Maier
o'
mott
cwas badly scalded, and tiled at five
James Rome, this - .. 7 second clerk, was
allghtly scolded, band now all
. 'three deck bandiC and one fireman
were killed and theirboales either blown
In the river or humid on the wreck.
No other ofricersadd hone of the pew •
eengora were hurt. .
MuDerntort was t : 4 llad on the jirkan
ail aide at the foot o Island eat.
Capt. Martin's y tind t howl of the
other unfortunates, were brought to Ho.
lena on the meanter lkimmercial, from
where it goes up the river on the find
boat. The Weimer Commercial, coming
up at two o'elpck, landed and took
aboard all surilvera, who will arrive this
evening, at Memphis on her.
The boattt no freighton her, and she
Captainltatt ;11.ilibus4. of the stammer
Oommercial, deserves all praise for hi.
effort. In attempting to reecho the dead
bodice, and him attention and kindness' to
the passengers and officers of the Maggie
• The Lectga , a Helena apselal says:
Immediately after the explosion of the
boiler of the Maggie Hays she mink.
The body of Captain Martin wu blown
Into the air, but won afterwards found In
tba hold. The aeoond tradueer, Henry
McDermott, was badly scalded and died
In five minutes. Jimmy Hemet, second
clerk, watt slightly scalded. Three
dock hands and one fireman were killed
outright, and three other bodies burned
or blown into the river. McDermott,
who had shipped at New Orleans in
`place of an engineer discharged, was
boiled on the Arkansas aide.
. The beat had s light cargo of sugar.
She was owned by Capt. Ben Contain and
James Reese., of Pittsburgh, and valued
at ;15,000. Berl:Mat clerk hadeome here
by rail from. New Orleans, and thus
doubtless used his life. It la said by
river men that her boilers were known
to be defective.
FURTH= PARTICULARS.
,
The' Vonimerclal has just arrived with
the survivors of the til.fated Maggie
Hays, about twenty in number. Capt.
Martin was net killed, but Severely In.
Jared and died on board the Commer
cial.. Iliabodywas left at Helena. Capt.
Drove,- prat clerk, will conveyit home.
t The following deck hands, all colored,
were Mat : James Martins, Now Orlearte;
Tom Wilson, David Skinner, Bellain
Jobb Haynes, Pittsburgh.
The paaaengers lost everything, but
funds a re raised by the pamengem an
the Commercial to relieve their immedi.
The pilots,'Eagene Hamlin and Sara.
nal P. Jones, were both In the pilot
house at the time; saw - the smoke and
ateam rush and felt the boat tremble.
As soon as the smoke cleared they saw
the 'forward• part of the: stoat was, tent
aid steered here for shore .JOnes_getting'
on the wheel Jumped ashore and Hamlin
cut the clammy guys, made - a line,
threw it out and soon had her made. fiat,
but despite the efforts of the surviving
crew the lire had gotten Under headway
and soon wrapped the: entire boat in
flames. -
Mrs. Derr, of Pittabtugh, was sitting In
the clerk's office, and was blown through.
the bulk head Into the cabin, but not hurt.
The pilots say the taller, were patched
at Batches, Vicksburg, and at the mouth
of the acquits they hod tied up igain to.
patch the larboard holler, and had Jest
gotten fully under way when the caplet.
sion occurred.
A number of thearew and passengers
will leave by rail to-morrow for their
homes. Ali speak in the highest terms
of the Conduct of the °Moore and parson.
gem of the Commercial.
•
The first news of the calamity was
received In this City Than:day night, in
a special dispatch to Mr. James Reese,
one of the ownere of the boat. No par.
Radars wore given, other than the as.
aoiance to Mr. Reese that his relatives on
board were safe.
A second dispatch, from Mr. Jame.
Dravo, clerk of the Maggie M a ya, w ee
received yesterday from !dm:noble, sta.
deg that the Captain. R. C. Martin, the
second engineer, Mr. Parker, of Cincin
nati, and eight deck hands had been
killed by the explotion,and that Wm.
Rens, a- young eon. of Mr.. Reese, who
was acting es second clerk, was 'scalded,
but would recover..-' Mr.Resee' e daugh
ter, Mrs. Derr, and another lady, her
ebrier.in.hos; Mre. Sedan, were also on
board, but escaped without Injury.
The ateambciat Maggie Hays was hulk
here In tget, end was coned by Meson.
James Reese and Benjamin 0 0 1 / 1 111.0. the I
former owning three-fourths and the
latter ono-fourth of bar. Her tonnage
was four hundred and fifty-three and
thirteen hundredth, tons. She was •
stern wheel steamer, and carried pawn.
gars and freight. She warn considered
here a drat class boat, but In the lower
waters took a lower grade. She was
valued at 1111,000, and was Inured in
home companies for half her value. but
was not insured against explosion. sh e
left here, as we learn, on the 19th of
January, with several messengers and a
fall freight, consisting In good pert or
agricultural Implement& She had the
large barge "Monarch" in tow. Wield%
New Orleans for this city on the evening
of th e gd instant, bringing no freight, but
quite a number of passengers.
Mr. Draw, the clerk, was left at New
Orleans, and prooteded thence by rail to
Memphis, where he arrived and heard of
the dlsatiter. Mr. Reese telegraph e d hi re
to go immediately and attend to the..
wounded, recover the bodies of the
killed, and have them forwarded to their
homes.
NEM EDITIO
POUR O'CLOCK, .41.
THE CAPITAL
Nominations—Alaska Seal Trade
—olllclul Statement of Revenue
Receipts Georgia Politics—
Hmal I Pox Among the Indiums—
) he Outrage at Havana --Rev&
nue Seizure at Chicago—Funds
In the Treasury.
Py Tulegraph to thi Plttaborgh Oasetto
WASIIITIOTON. February 11, 1810
I=!
The President to day mot to the Senate
the following nominations: Pa•aed
Alialstant Paymaster George L. Mead
to bo Paymaster; Famed Assistant
paymaster Wm. H. Woodhull to be
Paymaster; Commander Jonathan
Young to be restored to his original po
sition; Assistant Naval Optiatinetor John
W. Ruby to be Naval Contractor, Hon,
F. Wilson, orPenuaylvanla, to bo Consul
at Matamoros.
!MAL MAIM IN ALASKA.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in a
OOMMUMMILICn to the House in relation
to the seal trade of Alaska, 'aye the prop
osition to lease the Islands for a term of
years to private pasties for au annual
rental la objectionable, because it would
give the exclusive control of one branch
of indnatry important to the people of
the Uniteddtates. If the preparation of
sithm for use shonld be transferred from
London to thin country, he proposes
that the Treasury Department assume
the entire control of the beelneee of the
Inland and establish a rigid system of
military and naval police, exclude every
body but Its own . servants and
agents_ and carry on the fare end
seal Muslim. .with the natives by
means, of Treasury agents, the skins to
bo sold by the Government at auction in
dan Francisco or New York; and the
prodta, if any, applied to the education
and religious instruction of the natives,
and generally for their physical, intel
lectual and moral improvement. The
eixpenes of maintaining military and
naval forces would not be much greater
than at present. Be suggests that the
Secretory of tho Treasury be authorised
to appoint agents to superintend this
businese, and that an appropriation of
110,000 be made, out of which the native.
Iv paid fur the labor performed by them
and otMr expenses Incident to the basi
l:ten be defrayed.
RATICIVIS—OFTICIAL 111TATZKRIfT.
•
The official statement shows the re
ceipts of Internal Revenue for the year
ending Dacember from all sources were:
New York, $36,600,000, including nearly
$5,000,000 from epirits and over $7,500,000
from tobacco. Pennsylvania, 17,000,000,
including spirits, $4,800,000; tOIMICCO,
$24,68,00u, New Jersey, aggregate, $3,070,-
000; spirits, 1303,00 m tobacco, 1490,000.
Maaitachusetui, $10,300,000; spirits, $1,343,-
1 MO; tobacco, 9562.000. Kentucky,
80,000,00: horn., EG.5110,00o; tobacco;
11:257,000. filluoia, ;15,500.000; aplrita,
99,000,000; tobacco, 1,765.000. Indiana,
$4.000,10);000; tobacco, Maryland, 15.(40.000; spirits,
11,667,004; tobacco!, 11...V7,000. Ohio, SIS,-
r 00,000: spirits, -110,694000; tobacco;
12,317,000. W Inman n, 110,00,000; apt tits,
$718,00; tobacco, 1422,000. California,
14.600.000, spirits, $017,000; tobacco, $903,-
000- Missouri, 95,,700,000; spirits, $1,860,-
000: tobacco, 11,741,000. Louisiana,
ftZid,OiXh spirits, $443,000; tobacco, 17.V11,-
000. Virelnla . $4,333,000. spirits, $650,-
000; tobacco, $320,800. leelnrna from all
other mates and Territories are given,
ettdiving' the-liggregitirnritentilikelle
from all internal revenue worms.
OnOnota
• • ••
Hon. Joshua Hill and' I:if . ..Miller,
formerly elected United States Senators
ftbot Georgia, are still here and will pre.
sent their credenUalsatlthe proper time.
Should the leglslattire elect other Sena.
tore, it wilt rest with the Senate to de.
termine who are to have seats. • The
President has taken no side In the con.
teoversy regarding Georgia politics, as
he believes a settlement of the question
rests with Congress. There seems no
doubt he has full confidence In the rep
resentations of Gen. Terry.
SMALL PDX AMONG TUE INDIANS.
A telegram has been received by the
Indian Department from General .Holly
stating that the Regan Indiana of Mon
tana are in a deplorable oondition. The
small pox Is raging in the tribe and they
are suffering interuselyfor the necessities
of life., Unless some atanstaace 1a re.
solved from the Government they will
perish front disease and starvation.
Commissioner Parker has issued in.
structions that their wants be immedi
ately attended to..
TREI OUTRAGE AT HAVANA.
The Spanish Mtnliter here, lo MONO.
quenco of the aztlon of Oongrees and the
general excitement ° throughout tno
Union upon the aubJect of the recent
murder of an American citizen in Ha
vana, has telegraphed Oen. De Rodas to
spare no 6401:1B0 or trouble to bring the
offenders Mimetic°,
RAILROAD TO OREGON. .
•
The House Oommittee on. Pacific Rail
road today heard Representative Smith,
of Oregon, in favor of granting land. for
a:Railroad from Halt Lake to Columbia
River, and alto Mr. Hays, of Mau., in
advocaey of the extending time 'for the
location of the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
Road, the act having been passed In 11366.
BEVENUM BJLIZURAL
Commissioner Delano received ■ tele.
grata 'Me morning announcing the
seizure of the large distillery, rectifying
house and vinegar factory of:J. Ksrchoff
rt Co., in Chigo, The legram states
the frauds ar eeavy end proofecimiplete.
THE (FOLD PANIC,
The Committee on Banking and Cur
rency has only one more witness to ox.
amine. and will make a report on the
New York gold panie toward the close
of hext week.
A.210111/7 12( TUB 111111511217.
Tha.coln balance In the Treasury to
day Is 153,000,000; currency nearly p3,-
000,000; certificates about i 00,000,000.
STATE LEGISLATURES.
(By Tnlegraph to the P)thsbareh tiasatte.)
MASSACHUSET rek.
, .
Hosiers, Feb. 11.—The majority of the
Committee 01 the House on intoxicating
liquors presented a report submitting a
Menne law, suppressing public bare and
tippling shone, allowing licensed inn
holders and common victualer' to sell
to their guests, to be drank on the prem.
less, and licensed liquor dealers ,grocer.
lee, apothecaries and druggists, brew
ers and distillers to sell, not to be drank
on the premises. The fees for license are
fixed at coo tolll6oo. A Minority report
was presented -taking strong ground
against license in any form.
131=1:21!
RICHMOND, February 11.—In the Leg ,
'sister° to-day Gov. Rye, of Shenandoah,
was elected State Treasurer, receiving
110 out of 117 votes. Rye is a native of
Shenandoah, and In that county cut his
vote far Halo, Fremont and Lincoln for
President. He was Secretary of the
larnatitudonal &kit:Tendon. The Conser
vative member who nominated him ex
plained It was done as an indication that
Virginia intended to forgot past party
differences.
LIDUISIANA.
_New 0111.841N8, Feb. 11.—The House
to-day passed the mixed education bill.
The election bill wee reported favora
bly and made the special order for Mon
day. The Hoare adjourned 1111 Monday
le honor of Abraham Lincoln. In the
Renate the House bill providing for
noco,oou In bonds for the Board of Pub.
n o works to pay for work done was re.
(erred. A bill was also teferred to pro.
vide bonds to the amomit of 15,04000 to
pay for the conatruckfin of levees.
• TEBIHUSSEE.
Nalutvit.Le, Feb. 11.—The Leglshi.
tem ham enacted itMw postponing men.
.ty electlens from the Ant Sigurd y to
ttis fourth Saturday In fdarch. Th e a ob
jets is tom:dank the amended Constitu
lion to the people at the same time.
NEWS BY CABLE
Quiet Reigns in Paris—Discovery
of, a Conspiracy Against the
Borernment—The British Par
liament—The India Telegraph
Cable—Rumor of Another Carl
ist Insurrection—The Discon
tent iu
(UT Telegraph to the Plttiburghpasette
FRANCE.
PARIN, February 11.—Tho city N quiet.
There was no disturbance during the
night and places of business were open
se missal. The police patrolled tho
etreeta but made no arroeta. Over four
hundred person@ have been apprehended
during the past throo days. The magic
tratee aro invoctigating the canes as rap•
Idly as possible. All'pereone to be pros
ecuted aro to be scut elsewhere for con.
!Moment. Gustave nourens is still at
large.
The Memorial Diplomalive denim the
rumor that the French (leveret:fleet has
complained of Presslp's nomfullillment
of the treaty of the Prague.
The police anthontles profess they
have discovered en extensive conspiracy
against the governmentand are. actively
engaged In searching for. parties Impli
cated. A great number of arrests were
made last night and to-day. It is stated
the editors of the Morsel Eloise and two
editors of the Remit were arrested on
charges connected with the alleged con
spiracy.
A policeman In plain clothing wax abet
and killed yesterday by a mechanic,
.whom ho was endeavoring to arrest in
his own house. Tho man has been taken
into custody.
The Le ifarsellaise reappeared to.day,
and was eagerly bought on the streets.
Several citizen,' were killed during the
recent Sots and their bodies havebeen
placed in the morgue, kut the pollee ranee
any detail' concerning them.
I=
Loritxne. Fob. 11.—The specie In bank
last evening was £145,000 greater than at
a norreaponding period teat woek.
The Times urges that O'Donovan
Roma's election to Parliament, front Tip•
perary, be declared void.
The Times .ttenounce, the plan of the
tllienceller of Eras-quer for rodeemlog
the dent, ae the old sinking fend chimera
obliged the State to redeem at anincreao
leg rate for a century to come.
lhe Mouse of Commons today Mr.
Taylor gave notice he should move for
au Inquiry tato the deportation of South
Sea Islanders.
Mr. Chi bleb, First Lord of Admiralty,
explained that the recent cruise of iron
clads was undertaken with the intention
of seeing how they would work together
as a squadron. Re said the adoption of
Whitworth guns by the navy was uncer
tain.
The Postmaster General alluded to the
proposed reduction of ocean portage be
tween Great Britain and the United
States, and expreeeed the opinion It.
would result in a great Increase of mails
ar.d of revenue therefrom.
The Rouse without tmnascting any
business of importance adjourned.
The shore end of the India telegraph
cable, taken out by the Great Eastern,
has been landed at Bombay..
, The government examiner appointed
to investigate the operations of the colo
nial government of-Jamaica hex made
his report. He bestows exewasive praise
on the present administration of the
Inland.
The Papal authorities have permittea
he restoration of horse racing In Rome.
1:110/
MADRID, Feb. It.—lt is reported that
the Carnets aro preparing for another
.
inaurreetion.
ob
UtV llit tes,A l til tal °rlni ;Qn .a it ssid a proptaial
that the Iron clads be kept In naval
arsenals ready for nee In cameo! a foreign
war, but - not' armed. Ildadrai. TOpete.
Minister or Marine, replied that then,
abseil* no fear that be would ever nee.
the navy to Aim king upon a country
EOM
Boma, Feb. IL—The Ecumenical Conn.
cil; at its last two sessions, was engaged
In the diecussion of ecclesiastical disci
pline. That subject has been disposed of
at the meeting taday. The subject of
catechism was considered. Seven Fath
ers participated In the discussion.
RUSSI.I.
Sr. Plaza:mune, Feb. 11.—The Home
Secretary, In view of the recent mantles;
tattoos of popular discontent, reoorn.
mends the Czar to cancel all the liberal
reforms recently inaugurated.
=MEM
MOVILLIK, February ll.—Tbe steam
ship India, from New York for Glasgow
hu arrived.
The bark Answer from
Boston, foundered In the 28th ult. London•for The
mate and seven of the crew were saved.
FINANCIAL AND CONDIERICIAL.
Lonnorr, Feb. It—Evening.— Consols
92% for money; 92,1 on acconnt. Ameri
can Securldei quiet: 62's„ 8734; '65% 87;
?ass 864.
FRANKFORT, February 11. Bonds
dm at 923 @e23;.
Lorrnois February IL—Fates. 20%;
Central,lLmoia 92%; Great Western,
27g. Stocks quiet.
Lrvaaroox., February 11.tton mita
tins week 65,000 balm; export 6,000;
speculation 1,000. Stock 382,000 bales:
American 157,000. Recipta far the week
65,000 bales; American 50 , 0 00. Amount
afloat 262000 bales, incladtsB / 27 , 000
American. The market to day was
steady: uplands 1130 Orleans 1190; sales
10,000 bales. Recelpts—Wheat, .three
days, 80,000 quarters; 27,500 American.
California White Wheat 8s 11d@9s;
red western Iso 2,7 s 4dtgi7a sd: winter
8a 4d @Bs sd. Western Flour firmer. at
19s 6d. Corn 275. Oats 25 sd. Barley
•
Is. Peas 25a. Pork 955., Beef 102..
Lard 67e. Cheese 7..%. Bacon 564 6d.
Petroleum Is 641; refined is 1134 d. Tallow
44a Id. Turpentine Ms. Linseed 011
Linseed Cakes 9s. Sterling 955.
TIONIX/N, February 11.—Sperm 011 89s.
Sugar 39a. Whale Oil 40a. Calcutta
Linseed '5134 6d. Refined Petroleum
easier at la eyid@te 9%d. Tallow 46s
ANTWERP, February 11.—Petroleum
firm at 6834-f.
Etaviur, Feb. 11.—Cotton quiet.
Btutirmr, - February IL—Petroleum
heavy at 6 Shalom 66 groats. •
Hatrututo, February 11.—Petroleum
firmer at 16 mare berme 143.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
—The - vend opera ball In New York
Thursday night was a failure.
—The Nebraska*Leghtlatnre will meet
on the 1711 t, and ratify the /117th amend
ments.
—The steamboat Ida, from Chatta-
nooga southward, Mruchra snag on
Thursday: and
—B.G./dollen', a well.known citizen of
of Water Valley, Maas., committed aut.
old° a few days since.
—W. E. Hill, Inmber merchant of
Nebraska City, wan robbed In Omaha, a
few nights ago, of IH,OOO.
—The Grand Jury In Cincinnati has
reported seventeen Indictments againit
various parties for keeping houses of W
hims.
—The Ice In the bilasocul opposi r te
Omaha has been weakened by 'the e.
cent Anoderate weather, and team' have
cossol crossing.
—A bill creating an Insurance bureau
and regulating life and Are Insurance in
the State has been repotted in the Ken
tucky Legialaturo.
—A
formed large number of colored men have
an sawiciation the purpose of
building a rat -alces st for eamboat to ply on
the hilasheippl river.
—Over aLx Ulm:amid bales of cotton are
at Memphis awaiting shipment to New
Orleans, at PM per Wool:fd
pers, with no boats to carry it are .
by chip.
r,
Wims. no4nlons omit
numbdente man, the nia
vkaludzsrof ,a large
er of penance la the West and Can
ada; has teen arrested at Loulaville.
- - -Henry Eastman, convicted of break.
lug into the Anteater's office at Hamil
ton; Onto, and stealing stamps, was hen.
teoceo to one year In the penitentiary:
—Edward A. Beasley, accessory to
forgeries upon the WBBamsburg City
. . .
Bank, Long Island, has been convicted
and sentenced to-four years and eleven
months' Imprisonment In the peniten•
nary.
—lsaac Levi, arrested at Osgood, Ind.,
on a charge of Making counterfeit United
States currency, has Dean convicted and
sentenced to four years' Imprisonment.
—At Springfield, Tenn., Thursday
evening, Thomas Hackers=lth, a lad of
about 14, accidentally shot and killed
rate cousin, Mrs. R. H. Bibb. The boy is
now a raving maniac.
—A fire at Logansport, Indiana,
Thursday night, destroyed two stables
connected with the Eaton, House and
several other stables. It was caused by
an incendiary. ' Loss itB,ooo.
—Petitions to Congress, protesting
against free trade and asking the re
moval of all taxation from shipping In
terests, are being signed by prominent
shipowners and builders at San Fran
;deco.
—A double allotted projectile, invented
by J. W. Bill, of Jefferson, Williams.
county, lowa, by which be claims a shot
can be thrown eight or ten miles, Is being
experimented' with at Fortress Monroe
bygovernment authorittos. . •
—A locomotive exploded on the Lou!..
ville Railroad, near Clarksville, Ky., on
Thursday, killing Thomas Bradley, the
engineer, and two firemen. Bradley was
foreman of the machine shops at Clarks
ville and was making the trip to sooom
modate the regular engineer.
--Strenuous edbrts are .bolog made by
uncomfortable army official!. to get a
revocation of the order making a general
change and transfer' to other stations.
The President and Secretary of War are
besieged pla ces s who desire to remain
in the eoft they hays enjoyed at
Waabington (or a long time. .
•
•
—The Legislature of New Brunswick
was opened on Thursday by • a speech
from tne Lieutenant Governor. Hie Ex.
coflenoy alluded in • warm terms to the
general prosperity of the province. ]Seas..
urea to provide a general system of ado.
cation and to secure a share of emigre.
lion from England were strongly recom
mended to the attention of the two
hOO6OB.
NEW 'ADVERTISEMENTS
ligr" THE .FIRST !METHODIST
CHURCH, (Italln..ltirerkneur De pot.) Y>Mllwatrum . Nzwllitiatrum..Ps. b. P. CROWTHER.. nap,
Pp:aching ETZHT SAJszumu. at lU)a. x. and
I P
__ _Y. Public medially lirrlte.L.
•
rar"CHRIST - EPISCOPAL
ClItlItCH, ALLEtialtart.— Tim Rem'
BRQuKE, lactor. °nicht., at di
ine retake thla Church on TCallatt/Ltrat at
halr-pant ten Weinck a. a., and haa-maatneven
o'clock t. a. •
igrILINIVERIEMILIST CHURCH',
_ . coy . n . eL qr . .* etneet end Tetra Avenue
nac . " lr
brace Me a nd a welcome to au. mousy =boot
It 9 A. M.
arPUBLIC • LECTURE AT
Wood
a ndERUSALKM CHURCH, ear •
net of ninth atre.to on allninoT
JCVISNIN(i, ransom., Lido. Boniest—The Prin
ciples and Laws of tl, Octane. of Correeponn
e, aopllcd to the I%tenstetatlon of the basal
nerlptare,
(FIRST ennisTlAN
CHURCH, corner • Beaver meet awl
Montgomery avenue, Allegheny elm YOSEPH
KI NU. rumor. leresetunaTO.MOßMLlWthomeg
Dor) at lteg •. Y. and 7 r. Y-
, eata entirely free and a cordial rereltation to
all. en adar echool at VA. Y.
•
REV. GEO. P. HAYS, PAS
TOR. will preach to the CENTRAL
PHIBUTTEILI AV CHURCH, corner Lueock and
lO Andentou st•eete. Ailegbeny, TOddi 'MEOW, at
M. The Mount (Meet di...a/log.lM be
ooneludid at night. SubJeet — iiTite Asetnelon."
Act., li ly.
arriitsT CHRISTIAN
CllUltell U . PITTeItUIICUI W. S.
n:rd b gr e m
r l , r .r l4 h lt'lLtat
nerticen terry Lord's ;ay at 10S A. Y. Sunday
Shoot 'AS r. Y. Bev. HALI.IOI * of Ina Ilattnwnotl congrent-
Tg: , 4 oll4 .Te d ge : 4l -- .11471V:. Tt'."MtlW.
GrPL IvIOUTTI CONGH EGA
110NAL CO Crlteß. Rev. R. T. OAR
RER, Raster. Prea 'yennin and even
t g at
lan and a half o'clockching
(110){) an d
semen (TI
as ay.hdor Ilan, corner of La rock and Fed
eral ttttt allvalseny. !fanjet% for the Insuday
v•rialag nisConsee—..4o,atnering thervaiundsla
thaVati:rrajn4ll4Vsnineßmatcvall.- - •
igrTOIE LOUD wuuNG.
4 ; O434 VriVIVEZZIIitVaTr*V_g
nein+ rederal. A tlegheny City. on Witte;
DAY. rebraary 11170. at 10:30 A. x.. 3
sad 7,30 P. ie.. and coulees during the week.
CLDltit J. WENDRLI. will be Omni to an.
pound the Prophecies °mixtWog th e shoe of
toe times. um deletion of leplitteldloa. the
cominadirogele Lumen the Xatioatof Dee Earth
kingdomd advents, Duos. his SabJegatiog the
and Republics ut this Work'. hie stare
tasting relga noon the earth: ati and Destiny
eau Deetruction of the wicked, exhort to
°Litt talfaVCA:l
come and take part, &bete who are ready for the
coating day and those who an without bpd and
without hope; thoseho warn men to gee from
w
the coming doom , and those who are exhorted.
Genuine Preparations
From. the COlebriOlifd Nous of
PETER SQUIRE, London
•Granular Effervescent Bi-
Curb, Palterers, Bromide Potts*.
sa, lodide Potassa, Citrate Iron
and Quinine, Bromide Ammo
nium, Carb, Enid'', Vichy Salt,
Mlssingen Salt, Cit—Magnesia,
Seidlttz Powders, Ac.--Topro
tect Physicians and the Public
from spurious articles of this
character; purporting to be
**direct importations”—all bot
tles of the genuine will in
future bear a strap label over
the cork, with the address and
Sao sterile signature of the man.
ufacturer, Jr. SQUIRE; and on
the side his, trade mark, and
also address of the Importer
and Sole Agen
SIHOV JOHNSTON,
Cor. Smithfield St. and 4th Ave,
P. 5.—A Fresh supply of
Squire's Tine Glycerine Soap,
Parrs Vienna Soap, Price's
Glycerine Soap. Astringent
Red Gunk Lozenges, acid Mu
'late Of Ammoniate Lotenges•
These Lozenges aro meeting
with great success In England,
in cases of Relaxed Sore
Throat. grouchlti., etc. .Inst
received,
STORE IN A NEW PLACE,
Tba uncleranried
.nreparad famish. In
large •ITIT/le. In ;menages, or la say dearable
quantity. um faJonlon:
fame 1/latteral. law Codneh. Banked and
Blctled salmon. lloll42o anti Bloater Berlina%
.111.1 . 4 tan.
Also Apren min RAIIILTOA G re ens b o r o . egg
Stone Warr, tee. ttred A Pa.
11:00.411.0 veal patterns. consistbig of Jog.
J•rs. etet eta or all sizes. Large or mall
ousnelt les sapplled.
neon Yarns. White and Colored Carnet
Moto. I , eish, Dried and Calmed Italie, lowa.
metal, Jellies, and every ante', to be found In
a drsteelase noose. 11010 articles Of Geoleeriee,
even ee Angers. Syrup., :Valle. /lone. 01. s, eIn„;
foe Jtiebtsig Trade, eubritrel et lose eau,
ZD WAILS D AI RAILLETO Ilf.
Nos. A 9 and 40, sonitrtrest earner Mammy/3
.!vane. , iCIAN
E[oB/EUT,
0:1=1
1100D8 AND OAPS.
EMZ=I
lIAND SNIT ' lACQU
=I
Vi°C)LZ N BOCnS,
WILES -361ELAWS
Old Stand Stocking Store.
1t123 3 9 9. 94
nrra
4k9E9
41Y..
SPLENREO ASSORTMENT OF
SILVER-PLATED WARE ,
lILL P `I P ATati?iriIIIVIVII4II%7wiLL
ILL Main& VVlN'Tlilk "MIMICS.
gitt. n t MIRB, 7 4 ., v , m 3T „ A dwa..
. C P A I
svuUrylTetilan,. isPU9N HOLIACR3,
c.
. llMPORlffeTits:'
Mama ICI and amain, - bane pnitliaatula
thew tun.
warrus • a ianarilia%
L.
101 111171 t ANIL. Oppoolt• Guam" Open.
fel
_• • .
II
theor, 1 LIM ward, AllefitehLhare pet
reeled to tbe anderaleard; o
patentedmal dells
s the east, resat be paid aa patented tor settloment St Its masralas
i fraleo, •
• hwarts i llaeleMl. corner of W...
tat Avenue, rittaparo. Street
fell: Ws • ' DAVID 1117,WAES.
- -
FINE CI6IAM.
*last es - clawed. • &sea Involve **ha la.
solo' , And ',lkon Mon. , ' Load C salsas
Chises: also • aside* nay '"" Apailli sad
17 W:c "1 4ir ' LIgga b Ie f* ' ''" " li '
Itaardit•W,
fan Conan. ZAbarty sad Ruda stdoSSd. •
~~~::
THE WEEKLY &MITTE-
L the beet and e➢o►pet cesaadat Wilma?
agnagig riabashial hi . genera ?imaginal..
Nobsratz. aseclukale w nenthaiat alma tit
without Lt,
=I
Maxie cibtesiberS.--
Club. of .....
Clubs of .... . ..
♦eovs 4 (=Wiled itratalt•oa/r Mtae ratter
IP Ora IRb or tel. lostmiteters en noillertiPt
113 act up aceau
address,
PENNIMAII,REED & Co..
ririVOriaß*s--.'2b441," "-ibr &deg
4•Lost," mint.? taibuwv, ..BOClrding," '
atc., not exceeding . POUR LrNse, rral
tht inserted in those ooiwnwas omit jbr
- rwlover:pivla calms; mach a ""
Fiona! Lino Fine 08N215r.
WANTS.
wANTED.-A Tailor to go to
Yrreport, Pa. " Coo bare stead/ orrO/07-
11atot. Arplr at °Urn". WON,. or
J N. LlOOl% FreeDeril. rL
WANTED.—FIfty" Coal sled
Ore Mitatra. tie *Me. fealo pay. awl fan
'raid to the Wales: Paveral lilN. araVantad for
city &ad uitary. Apa!y at Employ:awn one..
No. I math warn., ant ciaor 11.00 1114.11111•101
Bladiae.
"(XTANTED.--An experieiicak,
/LED LEAD • JawiIIIPACTURLIIk. ow.
aential hied with niak log oak
ad
Mom Um' Dig. Nona atittaneed apply. zaimits
at liaarrwa Ohio, • .
UrArrrif.D.--Sealled PERFOOSIIE t
yy . . received for nee wee ibr tole
1110.11. d ilo,oook FEET OE CURB STORE. I,
to be delivered in Pittsburgh or Lewteneertlis.•
Edo se of treeyort or Raped stone.
CANT be es* od delivery. retie. al le a peg.
ce usage for Iltllllmeng i o r. f ia esTm i e4 i7 /Ate r ee,.. ;.
'lerritilf Reel Estate Agents. Law: guanine.
WASTED.
.1110ILTGAGE:
830,000 to Lemla Imo or mall mom•f.
at • filr rate of Interest.
-THOM.AB I. PETTY,
11/11, Beild'aad Baal SWAM Broker,
Ma 179 Baltbflald Moot.
LOST.
L .
OST.--On Thursday Eyenhug.
JI_J either en Penn sr Math strut., 0 9990L0
eiseCELLT, with name engraved on Made.
Ter Seder will be rewarded b7-IsavinstSVll9
JOHN SPEVILNBI3I , I , B SONS &CO., Jewelers,
93 alerts' street, Pittsburgh. 913
BOARDING.
ti°ADDING AND ROOIN:- , A
//PAM ;PARLOR welt funtlabed
rdinf SURS.biC tor • man sod wife or two
VIM& 8T112,7111=71.14.N0'.7
TO-LET.
TO.LET.-6n Wood atTri , * N.
oMpaig'lY.4Liagirug%,,„•,alll ;
u 47 IV al b esTitlC
1. . 2.1/1
FOR RENT.-The Tillie' Wary
BRICK wAitatroest Saley
sterol' No. 1110 Wool street, formerly vocapias .
by Wm. I:leadoff* Co. es • rfroom Ysetory.
logotre or W 1-T, LA Di6V• 00..
No 179. d 114 Wood Bt.
•
XliglL"r.Thei, Large, ".Stiiire
L
eela No. 96 Wylie Averter; corner of
r eraleuxt. Plitaburitt.. .11.. M. BROWN..
LIM POlll sevee. , • •
0 'LEI'..“A• -Suit of Miami
Hoc Large . vend Ughtad "f oat
ma on SlnCdoor. One lance. 11415.4
front On .
on floor. One tarot Mat Ilk
two anuerooms on 4th 11. r. one Store Nona,
dreelloor, No. 52. to kott.le new balleUns.
ktf r itell e r iSO.No W . iarf Inq r EL
TO-LET.—At Haslewood Stu-
TION, on CootieOreille ndirOld, about 10
ACEP.I Or LAND, well planted with cholas
bull me. 10.b.rawr also • large Darn and part
of Mansion House, Lunar* °Mrs. RACHIL
E. WOODS, on de premise., or of JAIIIB A.
hletigAN, 145 Forth!, avenue. Pittsburgh.
FOR SALE.
FOR PALE:-{3,300 win buy
TWO 010 D IFRAME 1111UX., four atoms
each. ao4 lan No. 19 Boyle Barnet. Alla/Mena,
me ...nit avenue. Bent. will pay tan my neat.
anti taxer. Tynna—sl.Bl.nt dont. balance in
totonaymaata a Enquiter the ptanttata.
1.12.61 - tly •
Fore HALE—Quildling mate.
lIIALA —WILL H 6 801.0 AT A SACHS
itkCE the material. coma:nett Ina TWO nTOUT
...NAME I:WILLMAN ISVIIBE . located am
Oakland ear natl.. The boom I.ln /OW order
eon la now oeempled by We matneliber. Irks
L
ishes to have It removed off los beforakka.
nt ot May. Noqulre of
OZOREIE W. BCOTT, •
'2.10 • Charlotte &OM, Oaklaad.
FOR
er SALE.-- Tillman'rim
. 4..
ofLt Pittabarsh. Gras No.
et...Y.:9,7f0. mmurA! " , • /772:47. it=
rtita.E , VVEOLLVE,, Theme . _
We to MO tattiest
OV,,bevittg McArthur. Viacom oo t astk A Ohlt
FURNACE" orti'rabillodiellgE4UtoPOL
Theca lands contain Inexbaustlidosolocs ot ore
end oml, sod-the Porno. nos—ist RIR Noy.,
nokklng., MillottE0111loateh•r000l Iron_ porday
- OARUAL BENNER. •
' Nolololdge. Rosa toanty. UOlo.
•
FOR SALR--.1. Steam Engine
10 by 30.11.4604 manilla order. arltb
otmltlog, a . warlatt, mato: Beam aad wwkaae_t-
IVc Roos, all as Clod
11 e irk oil 74 Niel:
INCH LIFT 'AND FORCE PUMPS. 111 Ca
aod low. Van an seta at tee Works at to
Youabloabeny Oat Coal Company, Weal Haw
on, Pa.
SALE.--Stock and .161 x
TURES. LEASE AND GOOD WILL lei
rnFelue 0r...7. doing t imod bnflaep. 27k•
itideratgned being enviged fa other baGnesa le
tea rerun for O. W. PUBIT, 40 Ted.
eral street. Allerbeay. . • ' •
FOR SALE.
. • six LOBES or LAM.,
• •
•
Pubis the CU) /lows- Wnt be sold cheap aid
on easy tenon. Zoqulse of Wll. BLACICELT,
Att - rney-at-Ley. 91 Grant erne:. lalhtf
VOR SALE—Engines and Ilan-
EBB, Xeror ana.See.ead EU.% or aft kYada
eaummilly an band. • . '
•
Orden from MI pun ortbs amain mcniptly
exteuted.
Jillll3 HILL a CO,_
Corner Marlon Aiaaue aud P..). W. aO.gWi
Alleshenr. Pa.
. OR BALE-
Thu three atom MUCK DWELLING,
bony
located. No. Myer •
room, bony City. contain/Ate ten rooms end ba th
et az. cold wales In first nod wooed! stern no
ieVoigtl=-11474 la Ytuaea. De aRR Etta-.
""""" ° %7SifillrilitTy'"k sn.•. •
No. 118 ftExtb aaaaa
XdOR .11ALE.-AT A BARGAIN.
—}lol,lq Alleghen y. OT. leo. 16 Lodi's genet.
ward, Bowe; X story fly
°YR rooms. well gnisheo sea complete. lot AO
by IS to an &day. blood frame *table on Meg of
Ice, Tide property la w.rt by the Attention of at
dallies . to purchase real estate. Ass hems. on
...come or it. 10.4.1 4.1.4 Colll.ol4llipt, or WI
E m•th".v.7.v.l thr.v. d t. re ivrT.g.ru.',l47i
rot . tbn h .r Infunnatlon. oppl to
Diamond, Allegheny.
Fon wain:
• Tbe subscriber offers tor sale IrIYTEEN
LUIGI-SIZED BUILDING I.OTB, Situated On
...
Jenlita — street. near the onto Rfier, La the
Eltatberard. - Alteclieur. The location. Us/4ot
Um most Jeleasmst and issaltbral 1u tbanliY.•
'These lots will be, cold et a small adisuce an
first coat and mossy tarraai ela• Or lOU SO bf
134 X felt. Also, NEW TOP BUGGY' and
BUOK-WAGOON. and 1 ONZ...ROBSE and 1
11
TWO•011191C WAGON. •• -
/MB E I LNT — BOUSB,Noi.II99 Lamas OMR
a - outlining 9 rooms, bat and. cold water. Ina.
bainrooni, de.... .•
• '
TOR ItiNT—MOUSE, Ho. 1511 Thant. Wool.
con Canton 9 room. end finhhed stile. Tide
boom II Inbhert In modern etyle. Snubs hi
*non imlgtborbood,And I. Itrrt-class proper.*
In ivory nsDect . - •
116USI1. No: 16. wedeln :meow:. cane: of
CbarUero street.oontalalizig S rooms an I nabbed
sitlo. 'lnquire or • ; • • •
-- : . AL ElrArifOtin POTEWION..
At Lnair.er Yard. Mar/ or Janis% aid Prede
stmts. 81.attPward.-Alleatiesy'ett7.' R4A44
pust.le aim or
Valuable Oil Refinery
ITCI
maim or LAND:
At Lnnesoter City. Pa., known as i •Lann. oil
W0r1w. , 185 foot front on Wall road, wig k
rood aiding.. Will Am 0114 without plow°, on
THUSAIDAY. Feb: ISTO, at .7 cettooli
at noctisugo.llotol..l4inntatce.
The works are all new to Cnoitcrir
ADO por Terms Made byknook..
nits
nett littate. Collection I nto tindranCitAiats,
uslaavatatis., - Lancaster. '
ElRS ONAL — Allpersonui seek.
INO Rre lIONZIN, or linestasenta to Neal it
egetiliii ZlPtieUVlUlllgrail
7.3 TA. I W Mob tITNII." ILO ores avaNOWNI
YrerVonjeAt teknurre:647 ttVelfrite
lOt
It caimans.- Mira - PolLLlPnita..
tubers and Seat it Anal,. no. 4.1 p *sr,
•
- •
Comm' 'ssirrEtrzzLii'-
AND .NIT • AVINUN PUN RENT:=L
I.orge Store Boom and CaW room. na
Goer. Meal on tblrd ‘1110; the largo hall oolong , ta ß .
over botli ozone on roertb Door • al.* the bull '
over two d Irani.," no AID oronno; alloottnect.:
rd by stairway wi th cats-e. Plllb .L
. • - D. OUTHBeter • &MS. .•
011 . - 39111u/I avenue.
.
TowA LAND *via NALE,....g00
ti Mat
= ,, t - TV=Al 4. ll:l4:l74ltriV°4l
unr, the w bola or • part. Apo , at ova> to
1011 fourth
A UCTION WILE.—A a Eitiine
• ...1 Doable Plat n o llfr—.llll ft. Ine. MC
....L. dilkn.t. , , , ntli • oyllootr, of , nob.
ban. will bo - told at /Wilto Won. .nklit,
waro, oa *06417. Illialasa, ape*. la, .„ ;., • .
MEEE3
L